Python performance
Neil Hodgson
neilh at hare.net.au
Wed Mar 8 00:37:45 EST 2000
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> Whenever somebody writes a spreadsheet program in Python that outsells > MS Excel, C can be considered as obsolete. Nope. C will not be made obsolete just because a better spreadsheet comes along. It will still fill a niche where low overhead is important. Excel has never been implemented completely in C. The original versions were partly implemented in assembler and much of the C was compiled to Microsoft's P-code - showing that you don't need to compile completely to native binaries to be a commercial success. Current versions of Excel contain at least some code written in VBA. Neil
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